Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-03
G9eS dIea From, me cannery has 100 hands and han
''N~' . TO 60 tons daily.
Assault On a Young LADY,


Co s9igki. 1857 by Tie California Associated Press
vIsALIA, August I'd Miss Hattie Chambers,
when going to her home in this city last night,
was followed and assaulted by a Mexican, with
criminal intent. While struggling with him
person passing caused the Mexican to run away,
leaving behind a handkerchief with which he
had tried 10 gag her. \ little later two Mexi-
cans called at her house aud asked for the
handkerchief, saying that they knew who as
saulted her and would arrest him but seeing
her brother in the house they left This morn
ing one lgnacio Chacon was arrested and
charged with the crime. He is thought not to
be the guilty party, however.
just AS the Lady Has Stated.
fCopygit, 1887, by The California associated Press.
Los ANGELES August 2d-[Special. An Erea-
ing Express reporter this evening learned, anent
the Mcdonald divorce case, that DR.. Mcdonald
and his sons wife were guests at the Nadeau
House in this city on November I'D last, and oc-
cupied rooms Nos sc and 81, with door con-
Meeting the rooms. A gentleman named Swan
occupied the room next to that of Mrs. McDon-
aid. On December 5th, DR.. MeDonald's room was
changed to No 125, on the opposite side of the
hotel where he remained till he left the house
The Coming Rush.
Copsigh, 1887, by Tie California Associated Iress.l
Los ANGELES, August 2d-[speciall "A gentle
man who has Investigated the subject says that
fully 10000 people will come into Southern Cali
fornia this fall from Indiana, Ohio and other
middle Western States.
Yuba Items.
lCopyght. 1887, by the California Associated Pressl
MARYsvILLE, August 2d.-Special THE Su-
perior Court for Iuba and Sutter to-day ad-
JourDed for vacation of thirty days by the
unanimous request of the bar of the two coun-
ties.
One thousand dollars cash has been raised
here by subscription for the sufferers by the
Camptonvllle fire. in addition TO the goods and
none! previously forwarded.
Suicide at Vallejo.
copyright, 1887, by tie California Associated Press
VALLEJO, August 2d.--A hostler named John
Fry, in the employ of Henry Connolly com
mitted suicide to-day by jumping into the bav.
Dependency and ill-health was the cause Fry
came here last week from San Francisco
Arrest of a Supposed Murderer.
Copyright, 1857, by tie California associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, August 2d.-A negro named Oil
yer Ridley has been arrested at San Jacinto for
the murder OF a man named Blair a few weeks
ago. deserted prospectors camp was discoy-
mules, was intact. Two men had been seen
about the camp, but all trace of them was lost
ridley reported at the deserted camp few days
ago. one man who had been in camp put in an
appearance, and said he left his partner all
right. An investigation resulted i'll finding the
BODY OF Blair buried some distance away from
Blair's.
Admission Day Celebration.
copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
NAPA, August ID Arrangements are pro-
gresslng TOR celebrating Admission Day by the
Native sons: The City Trustees have granted
permission for the erection of an arch on Main
street. The contract for decorating the route of
procession has been let to San Francisco parties
Napa Parlor has ordered one thousand cots and
leeping accommodations.
Californians Buying Land.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press
RosEBURG, August 2d.-Today y. Curry of
san Francisco, bought the Tom Brown place.
cash. Within the past two weeks California
capitalists have bought $4,000 worth of LAID in
this county.
San Diego Notes.
Copyright, 1857, by he California Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, August I'd. J. MeIlus has sued
W. W. Stewart for 25,00O damages for SANDER.
Stewart is one of the most prominent merchants
here and Mellus belongs in Los Angeles.
Tom Cleary, the slugger, is seeking match.
and offers 800 to any man who viii stand up
before him ten rounds
Eighteen ship carpenters arrived from the
East this morning, and will so to work on a
vessel under construction for the Coronado
Beach Company.
Death of Minister Bubbard's Wife.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2d.-lspecial. THE
steamer Gaelic, from China and Japan, arrived
this evening. She brings the news of the death
at Nikko Japan, of the wife OF K. b. Hubbard
United States Minister to Japan. The Empress
of Japan showed the high esteem in which she
held Mrs Hubbard by sending letter of SYM
pathy and appointing one of her court to repre-
sent her at the funeral. She also sent wreath
of chrysanthemum. the national flower, to deck
the coffin. 1t was the first time her Majesty had
shown such tender consideration on the death
OF a foreigner.
Guilty of EmbeZzlement.
sAS FRANcIsoo, August d.-ISpeciaLl-w P.
BullaTd who was a clerk for Bray Bros. was
1fy n af fhn
funds of his employers
Los Angeles Items.
Copyrtgla 1857, by The California Associated Pres
Los ANGELES, August ID. - Mrs. Gabrielle
Roselle the yitriol-thrower, was brought before
Judge Gardiner this morning He refused the
motion for q continuance, and the trial was be-
gan. This afternoon the Court adjourned ter
four jurors had been secured.
Frank Wood, keeper of the bathing houses at
Long Beach, broke his leg yesterday while pull
ing boat to the shore.
The grocery store of Thomas * Weston was
burned shortly before o'clock this morning
Loss, SI,200; insurance, $500.
Mexican named Jesus CalZado shot and
killed his wife this evening. She was living
with another Mexican, and her refusal to let
Calzado see his children caused him TO kill her
Calzado is in jail.
Murder in a Jail
SAN Francisco, August 2d.-lSpeeial AT II
o'clock tonight Geo. Marshal, awaiting trial for
grand larceny, was stabbed 10 death by Nicola
Parolieldo his cell-mate Parolieldo is prob-
ably insane. He brandishes his knife aud the
iailers cannot reach him.